On the recordMarch 1, 2017
H.R. 295 would reduce our defense civilian workforce by 15% by FY 2028 through the flexibility of attrition as well as giving more weight to performance in a Reduction in Force.
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congress.govKen Calvert: “H.R. 295 would reduce our defense civilian workforce by 15% by FY 2028 through the flexibility of attrition as well as…”
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Calvert outlines the goals of his proposed legislation to cut defense civilian jobs.
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